Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-12-15

back 10 his residence over the store.
Mrs. Anson, of, Denver, Col, visited
among friends III these parts the past
week.
Delos Zavitz has been laid up for q
few days IN account OF injuries receiv-
ed by fall.
Allan Strong has returned to his
home in this place after short stay at
Cheboygan.
Mrs l.. Snider, of Bay City. has been
visiting her many friends in this place
the past week.
Our old friend j. G. Bradley, of Far
go, made us pleasant call while in the
village Tuesday.
DR.. G. S. Ney was called to the bed
side of his father week before last. lie
has since returned.
:. J. Welch and party in their recent
hunt in the north woods, had the good
luck to secure 10 fine deer.
VIM. Scott has raised the price Of
bread to cents per loaf, there not be-
ing Il living profit at cents.
Misses Myra McCollum and Cora
Uagadorn, and VIII Cooper, of Port
Huron, were visitors in town last week.
a new sidewalk has been put down
from VIM. n. McKenna's corner to
Main street, much needed improve
ment.
Noble Hunter, editor Of the Capac
Journal made the EXPOsIToR Office q
pleasant cal while in the village We'd
nesday last.
David Orser was called to Ionia last
week to attend the funeral of his faith
er who met very sudden death by
falling from scatfold.
Frank Gillian has moved with his
family into Mrs. Ashley's house and
Cyrus Robinson and wife now occupy
the house vacated by them.
Look at Holden Bros new adv. on
this page. This firm have as fine a
stock of goods as you will find this side
of Detroit and prices as low as the
lowest.
The Donkey Social given at the old
school building Friday evening last
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
Society of the NJ. p. church was quite
well attended. Proceeds about $1100.
5. w. Card, at one time a resident OF
this burg, but now with u. Is. Sanborn. |
Port Huron. made us short but pleas
ant call on Tuesday. About eight
years ago, he had charge of W. II. Pal
mer's woOlen mill. He says he sees a
vast Improvement i'll the village since
then.
The grand entertainment of the Ed
inburgh Concert Co. in Central Hall
last Wednesday and Thursday evenings
did not pan out very well for some rea-
son. We are of the opinion that it was
because the managers failed to give
the usual compliments to the EXPosI-
TOR force.
Wear & Paisley have scheme on
deck at present that will prove Il bo-
nanza for some one. 1t is this: You
buy one pound can of Magnolia bak-
ing powder and on a sheet of paper are
IA numbers, one of which corresponds
with the number under the seal. Write
your name opposite one of these 144
and when the whole number
are sold you will know whether you
drew the handsome parlor suite, valued
ut $50. Don't miss taking a chance.
Last week Thursday we moved into
our new quarters, upstairs in the Rap
ley brick building, where we are now
about settled. Here we are prepared
to do all kinds of plain and fancy job
and would be pleased if all in
need of such would give us a call. We
are always ready to receive subscrip-
tions OH short notice. Our advertising
columns are open to all legitimate adj
vertisers. Let the light from the beam
ing countenances of our friends fall up
on us in our new quarters.
Occasionally we get communication
from some narrow minded subscriber
ordering his paper discontinued because
we have expressed an opinion on some
subject that does not harmonize with
his own. There are some people, you
know, whose heads are SO small that
they can hold but one idea at time,
and they naturally cling to what little
they have. 1t doesen't disturb our tran
1uility in the least to get one Of these
We have seen little
ours rush out at passing train and try
in the most vehement manner to stop
that train by barking and swapping at
the wheels. But the train went right
along, and if the cur became too persis-
tent in his attacks, he lost his head
that was ALL Now the EXPosIToR is
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